| Run ij as a standalone command. |
Use this method if you are relatively new to the Java
programming language and new to
Derby. |
Follow the steps in
Setting the environment variables before you run the
ij tool using this method. To run the ij
script from the command line, use:
ij
You must add the
DERBY_HOME/bin
directory to your PATH environment variable before you can run the
ij tool.
The ij script sets the appropriate environment
variables, including the CLASSPATH, and starts the ij
tool.
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| Run ij using the jar file that is located
in the directory where ij resides. |
Use this method if you are new to
Derby, but are familiar with
the Java programming language. |
You must set the
DERBY_HOME environment variable
before you can run the ij tool using this method.
On UNIX, the command is:
java -jar $DERBY_HOME/lib/derbyrun.jar ij
On Windows, the command is:
java -jar %DERBY_HOME%\lib\derbyrun.jar ij
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| Run ij using the java
command. |
Use this method if you are familiar with both the Java
programming language and
Derby, and you have already
added the location of the java executable file to your command
execution PATH. |
You must set your CLASSPATH. Use the steps specified in
Manually setting the CLASSPATH environment variable. Then specify the class name in the
java command. For example:
java org.apache.derby.tools.ij
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